1. O Aamer of noble deeds and virtues
Of merits, honors and proud glories

2. O exalter of the highest and victor
Of God's religion, none helped it like you

3. O dispeller of every plight, healer
With vengeance, how many an old, chronic disease

4. If your ancestors saw you, they'd not do you justice
From a drinker and kinsmen and Ibn Nasser

5. To describe them, their harm disappeared
From outstanding minds that pained them in cemeteries

6. Were it not for your determination, steadfast
And resolved, they'd not care for advisors

7. You'd not attain what you attained, my master
What doesn't occur to everyone's mind

8. Through you the caliphate rose and towered
Till it towered over the highest summit

9. With your praise, poetry perished and exhausted
Were the orators' sermons at the pulpits

10. Were it not for worries I tasted and hardships
I endured, I'd not be called a conqueror

11. And disdained precious wealth by spending it
Which saddens the miserly heart

12. By your deed the named name is steady
O Aamer, none honored by it like Aamer

13. You're unique, none can advise you
In the knowledge you possess and supporter

14. Now you have reaped what you sowed
Life is clear for the daring risk-taker

15. You have courage, politics and generosity
Like the wind, the abundant, bountiful sea

16. My soul is ransom for fingers that rained
Lofty gifts of the precious and splendid

17. Not Khaled, nor Hatim, nor Ja'far
In their generosity like recurrent showers

18. You established schools and refined morals
Enriched them and influenced the Lord of glories

19. These are gifts from a generous noble one
So thank, for the generous are given more

20. And submit in bliss and happiness
Then pray upon the gathering Prophet